The Justice Department asked to drop misdemeanor charges against Jay Carey after he burned an American flag in Lafayette Park to protest President Trump’s executive order on flag burning.
Tom Bower's new book makes a series of allegations about the Sussexes and other royals; the couple issued a statement denouncing the author and disputing his claims.
Belarusian opposition figure Maria Kolesnikova received the Charlemagne Prize in person in Aachen after being awarded it in absentia in 2022; she was released from detention in December 2025 and granted asylum in Germany.
After the Supreme Court invalidated major IEEPA tariffs, the administration is pursuing new levies under other trade laws, and Democrats warn those moves could raise the average household’s tariff bill to $2,512 by 2026.
Campbell died peacefully after a long battle in intensive care following a complex operation, his family said, prompting tributes from musicians and his hometown arts centre.
Workers and retirees across the US say everyday costs are rising and pushing households into debt, while the White House points to cooling inflation and policy gains as proof the economy is improving.
Samsung's S26 Ultra introduces a functional Privacy Display and meaningful camera aperture upgrades, adds limited Gemini automation and generative edits, but remains a large $1,300 phone with trade offs on magnets and setup agreements.
Woolas, a former Labour MP and minister who served from 1997 to 2010, has died of glioblastoma, his family said, leaving a wife, two sons and a grandson.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic told state TV Belgrade is watching a March 18 trilateral defense pact and said the country is preparing for a possible attack while asserting it holds Chinese hypersonic missiles and keeps ties with NATO.
South Korea and Japan reported a volley of missile launches from near Pyongyang as allied drills with the US take place and Washington presses for renewed talks with North Korea.
A combined Russian missile and drone attack on the Kyiv region struck four districts overnight, killing at least four, wounding 15 and damaging homes, schools and infrastructure, officials say.
Investigations and intelligence leaks say Kremlin operatives, a sanctioned Russian disinformation firm, and activity tied to the Russian embassy are aiding Viktor Orban ahead of the April 12 vote, heightening the election's geopolitical stakes.
Italy’s Constitutional Court signaled it will uphold a controversial 2025 law that limits who can claim citizenship by descent, tightening rules for millions of people with Italian roots and leaving some legal challenges as the remaining path for affected families.
An early Saturday blast damaged a Jewish school in Amsterdam with no injuries, and police say footage shows a person planting the device as officials link the incident to a recent rise in attacks on Jewish institutions.
A missile hit a helipad inside the US Embassy in Baghdad on 14 March 2026, causing smoke and damage, with Iraqi sources reporting partial destruction of the embassy's air defence system and no immediate comment from the US mission.
President Trump used an image from a Dover AFB dignified transfer to promote a paid newsletter and solicit donations through Never Surrender Inc., prompting widespread criticism as U.S. casualties mount in the conflict with Iran.
A Georgia prosecutor has dropped charges against an 18-year-old who was driving when a prank led to the death of beloved North Hall High teacher Jason Hughes, after the teacher’s family asked that the students not be prosecuted.
High-profile AI datacentre deals are showing cracks as financing falters, construction timelines slip and rapidly ageing chips threaten the value of huge hardware bets, putting the UK’s AI infrastructure strategy and wider investment boom at risk.
Chirp runs frequent promos including Daily Deals up to 67%, refurbished discounts up to 50%, a free wheel pack with $99 orders, free US shipping over $75, and verified-group discounts of 15%.
A concise guide for professionals visiting Las Vegas for work with fast recommendations for hotels near the convention center, coworking, coffee, restaurants, bars, and things to do after hours.
Expedia’s seasonal sales feature member-only hotel discounts, deep cruise savings, and OneKey loyalty rewards, with specific booking deadlines and select-property eligibility.
A concise streaming and broadcast guide for both the men’s and women’s 2026 NCAA tournaments, with Selection Sunday timing, key dates and the main services that carry every game.
FAA and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy say a strong odor and an equipment outage at Potomac TRACON prompted a roughly three-hour ground stop Friday, triggering multi-hour delays at Reagan, Dulles, Baltimore and other regional airports.
We compared recipes from seven popular meal kit services using Kroger grocery prices and found Home Chef and HelloFresh offered the closest price to buying ingredients yourself, while Sunbasket showed the largest gap.
Today's Strands theme is a pie pun tied to 3.14; the spangram is HAPPYPIDAY and the other answers include CRUST, FILLING and LATTICE.
The Kalita Wave’s flat-bottom, three-hole design and wavy filter deliver more even saturation and controlled flow, making reliable, sweeter pour-over coffee with less technique than cone drippers.
A hands-on shootout in St. Petersburg compares wide, ultrawide, telephoto, night and selfie performance from Google’s $499 Pixel 10A, Samsung’s $650 Galaxy S25 FE and Motorola’s $550 Edge to show strengths, weaknesses and value for each camera system.
Studio-grade desktop monitors with RCA, TRS and Bluetooth are on sale in black or white for $250, a $100 discount on Amazon.
At a flight readiness review NASA managers said numerical risk estimates for Artemis II are not decisive with limited test data, described major technical concerns, and voted to press ahead toward an early April launch after fixing recent fueling issues.
Channel Surfer is a new web app that lets you channel surf curated YouTube feeds using a familiar TV guide layout; it launched recently, attracted about 10,000 users on day one, and currently offers around 40 manually programmed channels but lacks recording and has some rough edges.
The large outbreak centered in Spartanburg County is showing a sustained downward trend, but officials warn low vaccination rates and spring break travel could trigger new spread.
Spotify is testing a feature that lets Premium users in New Zealand view and edit their Taste Profile to request more or less of artists, genres, moods or podcasts, while also adding new podcast filters to the Following Feed.
At SXSW the director of Disclosure Day said AI has not been used in his work, discussed aliens and social media, and signaled no end to his filmmaking with a Western in development.
Adobe settled a 2024 DOJ lawsuit accusing it of making subscription cancellations confusing and charging hidden fees by paying $75 million and offering $75 million in free services, while denying wrongdoing.
Defending champions China scored twice in extra time to beat Taiwan, book a semifinal with hosts Australia and secure direct qualification for the 2027 World Cup.
Disruptions from the Iran conflict are tightening oil and gas supplies to Asia, pushing prices up, straining trade routes and forcing governments from New Delhi to Tokyo to adjust energy and diplomatic strategies.
President Lula blocked U.S. diplomat Darren Beattie after Brazil's Supreme Court barred his prison visit to jailed ex-president Jair Bolsonaro, calling the action reciprocal to earlier U.S. visa steps.
A large steel pipe appeared to have pushed up through the ground overnight on March 13, 2026, prompting road closures and major traffic disruption in Osaka.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says it deported an Ethiopian national after officials found social media posts calling for violence, underscoring enforcement tied to public safety and prompting civil liberties concerns.
Authorities report a suspect is dead following an attack at a Michigan synagogue, and U.S. officials say a military aircraft has gone down in western Iraq; investigations are ongoing.
An Iran-linked hacker group calling itself Handala claimed a crippling breach of US medical device firm Stryker, signaling a major escalation in Tehran-linked cyber retaliation that blends hacktivist messaging with destructive state-aligned tools.
On a Friday call to The Brian Kilmeade Show, President Donald Trump said some people are "bad" because of their genetics while discussing recent attacks, reviving a discredited eugenics idea with historical links to Nazi policies.
Cherie Blair defended Peter Mandelson’s right to a fair trial after his arrest over alleged misconduct, criticised media focus on powerful men in the Epstein files, and called for attention to the victims.
A lawyer handling multiple lawsuits says AI chatbots have in some cases reinforced paranoid beliefs and helped users plan real world attacks, while a study finds most major chatbots will assist in violence planning and companies acknowledge gaps in safety controls.
About 61,000 TSA officers have been working without pay since mid-February and will miss their first full paycheck amid spring break travel, rising absences, and growing financial strain.
A PLOS Biology study shows live gut microbes can move into mouse brains along the vagus nerve when a high-fat diet weakens the intestinal barrier, with implications for gut-driven mechanisms in neurological disease but key limitations remain.
A federal judge barred the Justice Department from subpoenaing Fed Chair Jerome Powell, finding the probe appears aimed at pressuring him to cut rates rather than uncovering criminal conduct.
The revived link-sharing site is pausing operations for a hard reset after AI-driven bot spam overwhelmed moderation efforts, with founder Kevin Rose set to return to help rebuild.
Apple’s 16-inch MacBook Pro with the M5 Max delivers standout speed thanks to a new two-chip Fusion design, plus the same excellent display and speakers, long battery life compared with Windows rivals, and growing Thunderbolt 5 support.
Sebastian Marset, a Uruguayan accused of leading a major cocaine trafficking and money laundering network, was arrested in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, handed to DEA agents and flown to the United States on Friday.
Meta says Instagram's E2EE DMs will end on May 8 and urges users to download chats; WhatsApp remains the company’s recommended option for encrypted messaging.
Amazon is replacing its ad-free add-on with Prime Video Ultra in the US on April 10 for $5 a month, boosting video quality, downloads and streams while still allowing ads on some live and add-on content.
Honda announced it is stopping development on multiple ground-up EV models and is reportedly pausing production of the GM-built Prologue, citing tariff pressure and stronger Chinese competition; the moves could slow its progress on EV platforms and software-defined vehicles.
Sources say the April Bahrain and Jeddah Grands Prix will likely be cancelled over regional hostilities and logistical constraints, while the WEC moves its Qatar race to October.
Apple will reduce App Store fees in China to 25% for most purchases and 12% for auto-renewals after one year, effective March 15, 2026, with no new developer agreement required.
Voters will pick a president on March 15 as long-serving leader Denis Sassou Nguesso is widely expected to win amid a weakened opposition, persistent poverty despite oil wealth, and growing threats to the Congo Basin rainforest.
Kosovo will enforce a Law on Foreigners from March 15, prompting ethnic Serbs without Kosovo documents to fear loss of rights and rising administrative obstacles amid political tensions.
Kent Smetters of the Penn Wharton Budget Model says federal accounting hides large pay-as-you-go liabilities for Social Security and Medicare, making the practical U.S. fiscal shortfall far larger than the headline $39 trillion number.
Large flotillas of Chinese-flagged fishing and support vessels have gathered near disputed islands and shoals, prompting monitoring and diplomatic concern as analysts highlight safety and gray zone security risks.
A newly unearthed photograph from the US Department of Justice Epstein files shows Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Peter Mandelson sitting with Jeffrey Epstein, with no date or location provided and both men now under investigation.
Zelenskyy traveled to Paris to press for renewed focus on ending Russia's war as the US-Iran conflict diverts resources, drives up oil prices and strains air defense supplies.
Alireza Askari has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 26 years after admitting the April killing of his ex-wife Paria Veisi, whose body was discovered buried in the garden of their former home in Penylan, Cardiff.
A string of high-profile blazes and collapses in Glasgow has exposed a pattern of vacancy, complex ownership, and poor maintenance in many historic buildings, making them more vulnerable to accidental fires and structural failure.
A new Feb. 27 state rule limits permitted events on the Montana Capitol grounds to weekdays 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., blocking planned use of sound stages for the March 28 No Kings rally while officials say the change saves money and complies with the constitution.
A sacred Ebrié talking drum looted during colonial rule has been flown back to Abidjan after France passed a law authorizing its restitution, marking a symbolic step in wider repatriation efforts.
Villarreal and Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey faces two additional rape charges and will plead not guilty while he remains awaiting trial on earlier sexual offence allegations.
An explosive-laden drone blamed on the Rapid Support Forces hit a school and a health centre in the village of Shukeiri, killing at least 17 people and wounding 10, officials said.
A European Parliament debate revealed deep divisions over the strikes on Iran and underscored that the EU has lost much of the diplomatic influence it once exercised with Tehran.
A blast rocked central Tehran at a state-organized Quds Day rally after Israel posted a warning on a Farsi X account; authorities reported no immediate casualties and several senior Iranian figures were at the scene.
A University of Michigan preliminary reading shows consumer sentiment at 55.5 in early March, slipping as the US-Israeli strikes on Iran and higher gas prices pushed down expectations for personal finances while inflation expectations remained elevated.
The Commerce Department revised fourth-quarter GDP down sharply to a 0.7% annualized pace while January core inflation accelerated to 3.1%, signaling slower growth and stickier prices heading into 2026.
Defending champion Rory McIlroy is on the projected cut line at one over after round two, while Xander Schauffele set the clubhouse pace at 10 under with a 65 at TPC Sawgrass.
President Emmanuel Macron said a French soldier died and others were wounded after drones hit a training base near Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan, marking the first French military death linked to the wider West Asia conflict.
Brussels has asked Washington for clarity after the U.S. opened Section 301 trade probes into overproduction and forced labor and warned it will act if last year’s EU-U.S. tariff deal is breached.
A four-year-old party led by rapper-turned-mayor Balen Shah won a landslide and toppled established leaders, leaving Nepal with a largely inexperienced government facing urgent economic, institutional and foreign policy challenges.
A predictable chirp in the light from SN 2024afav points to a newborn magnetar dragging spacetime and making a tilted fallback disk wobble, offering a unified explanation for odd brightness patterns seen in the brightest supernovae.
Miguel Díaz-Canel announced on state television that Cuban negotiators met US officials to discuss the US-imposed blockade as Cuba faces an economic crisis with fuel and power shortages.
In a non-binding decision the UN committee said racist language by US leaders and tougher migration measures have led to grave human rights violations, highlighting profiling, deaths and a sharp rise in migrant detention.
A federal jury convicted nine people on terrorism and related charges after a July 4 protest at a Fort Worth area ICE detention center, in a high profile case where prosecutors alleged an antifa-linked ambush while defendants say the event was intended to be peaceful.
China has expanded its visa-free program to 79 countries, allowing many visitors up to 30 days visa free for business, tourism, exchanges and family visits, while some nationals keep shorter transit privileges.
At a Pentagon briefing, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth outlined the impact of U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, citing large target counts and steep drops in Iranian missile and drone activity while investigations continue into a deadly school strike and a refueling plane crash.
A parliamentary committee says uncertainty over short-term government funding and weaknesses in BBC governance are putting the World Service at risk, while the BBC urges the government to restore full funding.
As part of a Vision Zero strategy to eliminate road deaths by 2041, City Hall will review detailed TfL analysis on large SUVs before any decision is made, while industry and campaigners react.
The 98th Academy Awards stream live on Hulu and broadcast on ABC on Sunday, March 15; here are quick viewing options and pre-show times.
Unsealed Slack chats entered as exhibits in the federal antitrust case show Live Nation ticketing executives mocking fans and celebrating parking and upsell revenue, material plaintiffs say supports their claim that ancillary fees are a key part of the companys market power.
Mohammad Pournajaf, Tehran's charge d’affaires in Canberra until early 2023, has been granted asylum in Australia after applying in 2023, a government source confirmed as several members of Iran's women's football team received humanitarian visas.
A KC-135 Stratotanker involved in operations tied to strikes on Iran crashed in western Iraq on March 12, recovery teams are on scene, and officials say the incident was not caused by hostile or friendly fire.
A shooter identified as Mohamed Bailor Jalloh opened fire in a classroom at Old Dominion University, killing one person and wounding two; the FBI says the attack is being investigated as terrorism and the suspect is dead.
NASA said Artemis II, the first crewed lunar flyby in more than 50 years, could lift off as early as 1 April with multiple launch opportunities in a six-day window.
Treaty Six chiefs told King Charles at Buckingham Palace that an Alberta separatist push threatens historic treaty rights, while organizers gather signatures for a referendum and seek foreign backing.
Angela Lipps says she was wrongly identified by facial recognition and spent over five months jailed after Fargo police tied her to a bank fraud case, until bank records proved she was 1,200 miles away and charges were dropped.
Netflix confirmed a sequel to the record-breaking KPop Demon Hunters as the film heads into the Oscars, and said it will be the first release under co-directors Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans' exclusive multi-year deal.
A large multiagency police response is underway after reports of an active shooter at Temple Israel; investigators say temple security exchanged gunfire with the suspect and a one-mile shelter-in-place is in effect.
The former Smiths frontman said loud Las Fallas festivities left him unable to sleep and rendered Thursday's Valencia show impossible, posting multiple messages on his blog.
The European Court of Justice has ruled EU countries must allow transgender citizens to change official identification to reflect their lived gender, finding national rules that block such changes conflict with EU law.
Journalist Julia Angwin is the lead plaintiff in a federal suit accusing Superhuman, owner of Grammarly, of using writers' names in an AI editing tool without permission; the company has disabled the feature pending a redesign.
Quick roundup of the top dog stories: a Crufts spotlight and quiz, rising vet alerts over fish hook injuries, a stolen van with dogs, a cliff rescue, and new evidence of toxic flea chemicals in UK rivers.
Israel's military attorney general dropped charges against five soldiers accused of brutally abusing a Palestinian detainee, citing lack of evidence after the victim was returned to Gaza and concerns about the fairness of a trial, a decision that drew praise from the prime minister and condemnation from rights groups.
Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a bill that forces local governments to limit civil rights protections to those in the Iowa Civil Rights Act, undoing local gender identity protections and removing a requirement for some cities to keep independent civil rights commissions.
SIPRI data show Serbia imported more major weapons systems than any other Western Balkan country in the past five years, driven by diverse suppliers, rising defense spending and political motives behind rearmament.